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0:56 Brail TV with ikhwan akhwat rahim 1:26 rahimakumullah. Thank God, we are 1:30 blessed with the opportunity to be 1:32 together in the health room of rasil 1:35 for Islam, a piece of the program that 1:38 hopefully makes us more aware of how to 1:40 be servants of Allah who can protect 1:43 ourselves, our families, and even the 1:45 environment. Of course, we don't forget 1:50 to recite the salawat to our beloved 1:52 leader, Muhammad Rasulullah sallallahu 1:55 alaihi wasallam. Hopefully, we will 1:59 meet again in the moments we long for 2:01 in the final yaumil. Ikhwan akhwat, 2:06 today we will again discuss why there 2:10 is this one object, approximately 1 2:13 cent in size, that is so tempting and 2:16 detrimental to the health of people who 2:20 are so rampant. Not only those who use 2:24 it, but the smoke that goes everywhere 2:26 also affects us. Do you still remember 2:28 Fuad Baraja? Yes. He is the one who 2:32 will come to persuade us because he 2:35 knows exactly as a therapist how to 2:39 make us aware of ourselves and our 2:42 families too. Who was he? Peace be upon 2:46 you. And peace be 2:48 upon you. How are you, Mani? 2:50 Thank God, you're healthy. You're very 2:51 cheerful today, aren't you? 2:52 Yes. Hopefully, 2:55 the cheerfulness will also make us 2:58 throw away the ashtrays at home. Oh, 3:00 that's wrong. 3:02 So, what would be the perfect sentence 3:04 for our title this afternoon, Mr. Fuad? 3:08 Yes, it's related to our children. So, 3:11 for this afternoon, I'll give you the 3:13 title, let's work together, let's 3:16 save our children from the clutches of 3:18 the cigarette industry. Subhanallah. So 3:22 , you, we, and all of us will work 3:25 together to protect, nurture, and save 3:28 our children from the clutches of the 3:30 cigarette industry. What's clear is 3:34 that there are many articles that say 3:36 cigarettes kill you, but there's never 3:37 any effect. Let's take a look. Please 3:40 do. Thank you. Bismillahirrahmanirrahim 3:43 . Peace be upon you. And 3:46 peace be upon you. Alhamdulillah 3:48 alladzi binikmatihi tatimmus shihat 3:52 wabdratihi tasirul kainat walladzi hua 3:55 waaikatahu al nabi fal mustamiun shu 3:59 alaihi wasallimu taslima. Rabbisrohli 4:03 sodri waassirli amri wahlul uqdatan min 4:05 lisani yafqohu qauli. Audience viewers 4:11 and listeners of the results wherever 4:13 you are. May you stay healthy and happy 4:18 with your family. Happiness must be 4:22 built. So there are many factors that 4:26 can reduce the happiness of married 4:28 life. I won't talk about the others at 4:31 length. Let's get straight to the point 4:34 . One problem is cigarette smoke. There 4:37 is already too much cigarette smoke. 4:40 Too many people have called me, 4:42 confided in me, called me asking, "Sir, 4:45 how can I do it, Sir? I want my husband 4:47 to stop smoking, Sir. Sir, please make 4:50 my husband stop smoking, Sir. Where do 4:52 the women come? To my clinic. As soon 4:55 as I come out into the clinic room, the 4:57 women immediately stand up. Sir then 4:59 points to their husbands," Please make 5:01 my husband stop smoking, Sir. "Sorry, 5:03 ma'am. I'm not a God who can make 5:05 people stop smoking. I can help people 5:09 to stop smoking with special therapy, 5:11 but it has to be with your husband's 5:13 desire. Ask your husband. Well, it 5:17 turns out that your husband doesn't 5:19 want to stop smoking, but there are so 5:21 many of them that gradually the love in 5:24 the family fades. Because after all, 5:27 the atmosphere at home, especially for 5:30 stupid husbands. By stupid, I mean 5:34 those who know that smoking is 5:36 dangerous for their health, but they 5:37 still smoke in the house, among their 5:39 children, among their wives. This is a 5:42 reprehensible act. Yes, it's not 5:45 reprehensible only for people who don't 5:48 smoke, but it's a sin because you're 5:50 putting your wife and children into the 5:53 abyss of cigarette addiction. Although 5:57 it's not the addiction that's feared, 5:59 but rather the diseases that arise from 6:02 the effects of being a passive smoker. 6:05 This is what must be avoided. Anyway, 6:07 eh, let's get back to the topic so we 6:10 don't get carried away. Uh, I gave it 6:13 the title save. Let's save our children 6:15 together from the clutches of the 6:17 cigarette industry. Why? Because the 6:19 cigarette industry has The interest in 6:23 creating new smokers. People who 6:27 currently smoke have become ATMs for 6:28 the cigarette industry, they will 6:30 continue to spend money to buy 6:32 cigarettes. Because they say," If they 6:34 don't buy cigarettes, they can't work, 6:36 they can't do this, they can't do this. 6:37 "They have to keep smoking. They have 6:39 to keep smoking because they are 6:42 addicted. The longer they smoke, the 6:44 higher the nicotine requirement. You 6:47 probably know that when people first 6:49 smoke one cigarette, then gradually it 6:51 becomes two, then it becomes three, 6:52 then it becomes a pack, then it becomes 6:54 two packs. In fact, the worst person I 6:58 have ever treated smoked four packs, 7:01 Masyaallah, 7:02 in one day. Ah, I won't mention his 7:05 name, because he was my patient. Well, 7:07 let's not talk about that for now. Now 7:10 let's focus more on our children, okay? 7:13 Because the cigarette industry has an 7:16 interest in creating new smokers who 7:18 will eventually become customers. 7:21 Because current customers will 7:23 eventually leave. Of course. Yes. Some 7:28 die, some get sick and then stop 7:30 smoking. Then there's another one who 7:33 might feel that cigarettes aren't good. 7:35 He quit smoking on his own. Surely one 7:38 day, these customers will quit, will 7:41 break their connection with the 7:44 cigarette industry. So the cigarette 7:47 industry has a desire to, what? 7:50 Subscribe, perpetuate by finding 7:53 replacement smokers. So, who are those 7:56 replacements? Yes, definitely our 7:58 children. Because the older you get, or 8:04 the older you get, the more aware you 8:07 become. It's very rare for people to 8:12 start smoking after 30 or 40. It's very 8:15 rare, most of them start smoking in 8:17 junior high school, high school, yes, a 8:20 lot. Because if you focus more on it, 8:24 most of them are in junior high school, 8:27 meaning between the ages of 12 and 15. 8:29 This is why they don't understand that 8:32 the object they proudly hold is like 8:34 the cowboys in cigarette advertisements 8:37 . Wow, that's an extraordinary 8:39 influence, cigarette advertisements are 8:41 extraordinary. So then, once again, 8:44 they have that interest, so they create 8:46 a voracious appetite for new smokers, 8:48 by what means? One way is by spending 8:53 billions of dollars advertising their 8:58 products. Then they donate to education 9:05 . There are schools whose basketball 9:08 courts were built by the tobacco 9:10 industry. There are schools with 9:14 attributes donated by the tobacco 9:16 industry. Of course, they will display 9:19 the cigarette brand on the objects they 9:21 build, like the basketball courts and 9:24 other fields. So, what's the goal? The 9:27 goal is simply to lure them into 9:29 becoming new smokers. Now, the question 9:31 is, are you willing for them to become 9:33 smokers? If you really don't want them 9:35 to become smokers, then you have to be 9:36 careful. Well, actually, the method is 9:39 simple. If you want them to, then yes. 9:41 If you don't want your children to 9:43 become smokers, you can become smokers. 9:45 First, don't provide ashtrays in the 9:48 house. This means if you smoke, if 9:52 you're a smoker, don't provide ashtrays 9:54 in the house. This means don't smoke in 9:57 the house until your children see you. 9:59 So, if you smoke and your children see 10:02 you smoking, then there will be an 10:04 interest or desire in your children to 10:06 imitate your behavior. Yes. So, once 10:10 again, don't let your children see you 10:13 smoking. First, don't tell them to buy 10:20 cigarettes. This is still very common. 10:24 We still see many young children buying 10:27 cigarettes. For whom? They say they're 10:29 buying them for their father. Okay. Now 10:31 , if they ask you to buy cigarettes, 10:33 one day when they want to buy them for 10:36 themselves, they'll say," My father 10:38 told me to. "Even though they're buying 10:41 them for themselves. Yes, this has 10:44 happened a lot. So, keep your house 10:50 free of posters or calendars sourced 10:53 from the cigarette industry. This will 10:56 make them want to try smoking. But 11:01 cigarettes are addictive. It's clear 11:02 that cigarettes are addictive. The 11:04 nicotine in cigarettes is addictive. So 11:07 , don't gamble. So, first, don't let 11:12 your children see you smoking. So, if 11:16 you can't quit smoking yet, smoke 11:19 responsibly. Smoke outside, smoke in 11:22 the garden, smoke anywhere if you can't 11:25 quit. But don't smoke inside the house, 11:28 especially not in front of your 11:29 children. Second, don't let them buy 11:31 cigarettes. Third, keep your home free 11:34 of attributes like calendars, posters, 11:36 and so on created by the cigarette 11:38 industry. So, let's save our children 11:42 from this smoking habit. Don't rely on 11:45 the government. Our government, the 11:47 current government of the Republic of 11:50 Indonesia, has almost no political will 11:52 to save the sons of this nation. So, 11:55 our children are left exposed to 12:01 cigarettes. What does that mean? For 12:04 example, cigarette advertisements that 12:06 clearly encourage children to become 12:09 smokers are almost non-existent 12:11 worldwide. There are no more cigarette 12:13 advertisements. Because cigarettes are 12:15 something that doesn't need advertising 12:16 . The goal of cigarette advertising is 12:19 to ensnare teenagers, young people, our 12:21 children. So, all governments around 12:24 the world are aware of that. They don't 12:26 want their young generation to become 12:28 smokers. That's why they ban cigarette 12:30 advertising. Yes. Then, well, not yet. 12:35 We're still waiting for a smarter 12:36 government that will eventually think 12:38 that smokers are something that doesn't 12:40 need advertising and thus ban cigarette 12:42 advertising. Then there's the price of 12:45 cigarettes. Our cigarette prices are 12:48 among the cheapest in the world. Yes, 12:51 you don't have to go far, like in 12:54 Thailand or Malaysia, where cigarette 12:56 prices are already above Rp 50,000. 13:00 Then in Singapore, cigarettes here cost 13:02 Rp 25,000 to Rp 30,000. In Singapore, 13:05 it's already Rp 130,000 or 1. Then in 13:11 Australia, a pack of cigarettes costs 13:13 almost a million. One pack of 13:17 cigarettes. And what's more, they 13:20 prohibit the sale of cigarettes 13:22 individually or in retail. This is 13:25 something that must be considered. If a 13:27 pack of cigarettes costs Rp 50,000 but 13:29 is still sold individually, it's 13:31 difficult. They will still buy 13:33 individually. So if cigarette prices 13:36 are increased without being accompanied 13:38 by prohibitions, for example, or other 13:41 regulations, it's difficult, it must 13:43 remain. So, once again, let's save our 13:46 children while our government hasn't 13:48 realized it yet, while our government 13:50 is still implementing it. So it's a 13:53 kind of confession to our children so 13:55 that they are also careful not to try 13:57 smoking, so that they are safe from the 14:00 influence of other friends who have 14:02 already smoked before, and they want to 14:04 try it. Because once the addictive 14:07 substance enters their body and brain, 14:10 it will make them smokers later in life 14:12 . Yes. Then, uh, cigarettes are also 14:18 easy to access here, and they're cheap. 14:24 Some friends or their friends who have 14:26 started smoking will happily give them 14:28 cigarettes with the intention of making 14:30 their friends smoke too. This must be 14:33 considered carefully. If you have 14:35 friends who smoke, tell them, tell your 14:37 children. If you have friends who smoke 14:40 , stay away. No. Don't say anything. 14:43 For now, just stay away. If offered a 14:46 cigarette, you can't just say," Oh, 14:48 that cigarette isn't good for me. "It's 14:51 okay. Yes, it means I'm worried I'll 14:54 get sick from this cigarette, like that 14:56 . Because it's clearly written on 14:58 cigarette packages that smoking kills 15:00 you. Some say smoking causes cancer and 15:03 so on. Let me slip in a little story, 15:07 it's okay. Because in Indonesia, uh, 15:11 people's interest in smoking is very 15:14 high, or their motivation to quit is 15:16 small, right? Because it's cheap, you 15:20 can smoke anywhere, and you can smoke 15:23 anywhere, this makes people less 15:24 motivated to quit, unless they're sick. 15:28 One day, a woman came into my clinic 15:31 and said," Sir, I'd like to have 15:34 therapy to help me quit smoking. "I was 15:38 shocked because she looked clean and 15:40 pretty. I didn't feel like I saw 15:44 anything, I didn't see the effects of 15:46 smoking on her body. Oh yes, God 15:49 willing, I'll help you. But may I ask 15:52 what motivated you to quit smoking? 15:55 What did she say?" I have breast cancer 15:57 , sir. " 15:57 Heeh. 15:58 But I haven't been able to quit smoking 16:00 until now. Sorry, I slipped this in on 16:03 purpose. We're not talking about 16:04 something else, but I'm inserting this 16:06 so you know that cigarettes are truly 16:07 addictive. Even people with breast 16:10 cancer come to me and say," I have 16:13 breast cancer, but I can't quit smoking 16:16 . Help me. "Thank God. Because she had 16:19 a strong intention and was helped by 16:21 therapy. Thank God, she's quit now and, 16:23 thank God, she's still healthy. Okay, 16:25 let's continue with what I said. Once 16:27 again, our children are the marketing 16:30 target of the cigarette industry. 16:33 Remember, our children are the 16:35 marketing target of the cigarette 16:37 industry because they have a stake in 16:39 creating new customers. I remember a 16:42 secret document that was previously 16:44 kept secret by the cigarette industry 16:46 but was then forced to be released by 16:48 the US government. Yes, it's in a book, 16:52 uh, that book contains, uh, the secrets 16:54 of the cigarette industry, which the US 16:57 government was then forced to release. 17:02 Collected in one book, uh," Giant Pack 17:06 of Lies, "so a big package or wrapper 17:09 of lies. So, these Nusirok lies were 17:14 created, or created by Nusirok, then of 17:17 course, kept secret by them initially, 17:20 then released to the public and can be 17:23 seen on the internet. One thing that 17:27 really shocked me when I read those 17:30 words was: Today's teenagers are our 17:33 potential customers tomorrow. 17:36 Oh my God. 17:38 If today's teenagers don't smoke, the 17:39 cigarette industry will go bankrupt, 17:41 just as a generation that doesn't 17:43 produce the next generation will become 17:44 extinct. Please read this again. 17:50 Today's teenagers are tomorrow's 17:52 potential customers. If today's youth 17:54 don't smoke, the cigarette industry 17:56 will go bankrupt and become extinct, 17:58 just as a society that doesn't produce 18:00 the next generation will also become 18:02 extinct. So, the desire of cigarettes 18:07 to make our children smoke is so 18:10 powerful. And this has been recognized 18:12 and the whole world has understood it, 18:14 so they have created instruments to 18:16 control cigarettes so they don't reach 18:18 children. The obvious ones are: first, 18:22 cigarette prices are made expensive; 18:24 second, advertising is completely 18:26 banned; then, smoking areas are limited 18:28 as much as possible. Smoking is not 18:31 allowed anywhere except in smoking 18:32 areas. Then there are the scary images 18:36 on cigarette packs and so on. These are 18:38 the smoking control instruments that 18:39 have been created and are stipulated in 18:41 the FCTC. The FCTC is the Framework 18:44 Convention on Tobacco Control, the 18:46 legal framework for addressing the 18:47 international smoking problem. That's 18:49 roughly it. Now, almost 200 countries 18:52 have ratified this convention. Almost 18:55 200 countries. Indonesia is the only 18:58 country in Asia that hasn't ratified it 19:00 . Just name a country in Asia. All of 19:05 them have ratified it. Now, don't even 19:08 mention Australia, America, or the UK. 19:11 Wow, that's already a long way off. 19:13 They're already way ahead of us. We're 19:14 way behind them. But countries like 19:18 Nepal, Bhutan, Eritrea, and African 19:21 countries have all ratified the 19:23 convention on tobacco control or saving 19:25 the younger generation from smoking. 19:29 They've all committed, they've all 19:32 accepted that smoking must be 19:34 controlled. Well, we see that in our 19:37 country, cigarette prices are still 19:39 among the cheapest. Advertisements are 19:41 everywhere we look, and there are 19:43 cigarette ads. Then there are smoking 19:46 spots. Specifically, for example, in 19:49 big cities, in buildings, you still see 19:52 smoking bans there. But in general, in 19:55 our country, people still smoke. Even 19:57 in people's homes, in the homes of our 19:59 relatives, they still smoke inside. I'm 20:02 very sad. So many mothers call me," Sir 20:06 , how can I do this? I'm really upset, 20:08 sir. I want my husband to stop smoking 20:10 like this. "I just say," Ma'am, please 20:11 ask your husband. "If your husband says 20:14 he wants to quit smoking, call me back, 20:16 and I'll help. It turns out they never 20:19 contacted me again, because he didn't 20:20 want to quit smoking. Because the 20:22 addiction that had stuck in his brain 20:24 was so difficult to control. So, once 20:26 again, let's save them, why? Our 20:28 children are the marketing target of 20:30 the cigarette industry. Cigarettes. The 20:32 cigarette industry has an interest in 20:34 creating replacement smokers. When 20:39 older smokers leave, whether they die, 20:41 because they no longer smoke due to 20:43 illness, or because they realize 20:45 cigarettes are bad, they don't smoke. 20:48 But one thing is for sure, they will 20:50 leave and there must be a replacement 20:51 if they still want to survive. Now, 20:53 it's a matter of whether we want to 20:55 survive or the cigarette industry 20:57 survives. Because after all, if we end 21:00 up getting sick from smoking, it means 21:02 the cigarette industry that survives us 21:04 dies. Now, we don't want to say," Ah, 21:08 smoking or not smoking also dies. "Oh, 21:10 that's another matter. Never mind. But 21:13 I'll discuss it a little, okay? We will 21:16 definitely die someday. Death is either 21:20 a fate or a decree from Allah. We will 21:23 definitely die. What we worry about is 21:26 if we don't. Imagine if someone is 21:30 destined by God to live to be 70 years 21:33 old because of smoking too much, and 21:35 then has a stroke at 50, then they will 21:37 live 20 years of their life with a 21:40 stroke. This is what we really worry 21:44 about. We must not live as a burden to 21:47 others, to our families, to our 21:48 children, to our wives, and so on. 21:50 Because we engage in dangerous 21:52 activities. When that happens, we will 21:55 become people who cannot continue their 21:58 activities, yes. This means becoming 22:00 invalids, yes. Once again, let's save 22:03 our children, and then in general, 22:06 let's save our families, yes. Once 22:09 again, for those who smoke, at least 22:11 you have responsibility in smoking. So 22:14 that means don't smoke in front of 22:15 people, don't smoke in front of 22:17 children, don't smoke in the family so 22:18 that your family stays healthy and is 22:20 not affected by the negative effects of 22:22 smoking. Yes, we can discuss what the 22:25 discussion session is called later. You 22:28 can ask questions, Ms. Nuning will 22:31 guide you on how to ask those questions 22:33 . We will discuss it again later. Go 22:36 ahead. 22:38 Masyaallah, that's really cool. Very 22:40 aware. But it's really difficult. 22:43 That's part of our homework. Our 22:46 friends in the Semarang area, Radio 22:51 Silaturahim there, Radio Almas in 22:54 Magelang, Radio Habibullah in 22:57 Banyuwangi, Radio Silaturahim in 23:00 Yogyakarta, Latsa in Sukabumi, Seila FM 23:03 in Batam, Radio Silaturahim in 23:06 Bondowoso, Radio Madinah in Pontianak, 23:09 and Rasel in Palembang. Hopefully, they 23:14 will also broadcast and disseminate our 23:17 discussion regarding cigarettes, which 23:20 is very popular. It attracts so much 23:23 attention. Ratification of the 23:26 convention on tobacco control. It seems 23:28 like Indonesia didn't participate, as 23:30 Mr. Fuad said earlier. Indonesia is 23:33 like Paradise in Janatu Naim. It's 23:35 extraordinary. Very friendly for 23:38 smokers. But torture in the grave for 23:41 those who don't smoke. Okay, we'll wait 23:43 for your call at 845 1512 or if you 23:46 prefer, you can also send a WhatsApp 23:49 message to 0811999720. We'll be back in 23:57 your room after the next break. Brail 27:49 Thank you for continuing to be with 27:52 Rasil for Islam. The one we're 27:54 discussing this afternoon is saving our 27:57 children from the clutches of the 27:59 tobacco industry, as we know Jin and 28:05 Jun's father, Mr. Fuad Baraja, who is 28:08 an anti-smoking therapist and tobacco 28:12 control activist. We can go straight to 28:16 the questions sent. 28:17 Please go ahead. Okay, the next one is 28:20 from Mr. No name is on it. Okay. 0811, 28:25 that's all. You've called Mr. Fuad, our 28:29 therapist, so who knows, maybe someone 28:33 at home needs his help. 28:36 Okay. I'll repeat it at the end. But 28:39 now, Mr. Fuad might be able to share 28:41 some notes. Do you have a pen ready, 28:44 or should I save it directly on my 28:45 phone? Just save it directly on my 28:47 phone. I'll give you the number now, 28:49 and I'll give it back later. 0811 28:54 He 28:55 866. 28:57 Okay. 28:58 411. One more time. 0811 866 411. Yes, 29:09 please. Yes. If I haven't written it 29:11 down, I'll repeat it at the end. Hey, 29:14 Mr. Fuad, I'm a passive smoker. Four 29:18 people at home smoke, all of them, what 29:20 about the office? What should I do when 29:25 I can't avoid the cigarettes around me? 29:29 Yes, this is indeed sad. There are 29:32 almost no incidents like this anymore 29:34 throughout the world. I say that 29:36 because throughout the world they are 29:38 protected, the government protects them 29:40 . This means that people are not 29:41 allowed to smoke in the office, really, 29:43 people are not allowed to smoke. If 29:45 someone asks a lady, who is your mother 29:47 , maybe your mother, I think so. 29:48 Yes. I didn't mention 29:51 it because if he said I was the only 29:52 smoker in the house, that means 29:54 everyone in his house smokes, right? 29:56 That means there is no collective 29:58 awareness, right? Then in the office, 30:00 especially in that office, it should be 30:03 a smoke-free office because there are 30:05 people in the office who don't smoke. 30:10 I've seen from several cases that I 30:12 mentioned, I helped, right? Almost all 30:16 of the offices filled with cigarette 30:19 smoke have 30:20 bosses who smoke. If the boss doesn't 30:25 smoke from the start, the boss doesn't 30:26 smoke, it's easier to control. If the 30:29 boss says that he has a responsibility, 30:32 then all employees are prohibited from 30:34 smoking in the office, that's it. Yes, 30:40 the problem is when the boss smokes, 30:42 what happens is he spreads cigarette 30:44 smoke everywhere. Well, then because 30:47 the boss smokes, the other employees 30:49 also smoke inside. This is very, very 30:52 bad, especially for people in the 30:55 office who don't smoke. In the end, 30:58 they become passive smokers, the 30:59 effects of which can be said to be the 31:01 same as active smokers. Because 31:03 especially if there are many people in 31:05 the room who smoke. Oh, this must be, 31:07 uh, must really be paid attention to. 31:10 Sorry if you are extreme, yes. Extreme. 31:14 If I can't control myself, I don't want 31:16 to work in an office where there are 31:18 many people who smoke uncontrollably. I 31:22 , I, I would rather do it for me 31:24 personally, yes, if it were you, I 31:26 would leave that office rather than 31:28 accumulate nicotine and tar in my lungs 31:30 for years. Yes, maybe there is one for 31:34 those of you who still smoke so that 31:37 you can feel responsible. When you 31:40 smoke later, or maybe you are smoking 31:42 now, say, take a folded tissue and blow 31:44 out the cigarette smoke before you 31:46 inhale it into your lungs, okay? Suck 31:48 it in and hold it in your mouth and 31:50 blow it into the tissue. You'll see the 31:53 tissue turn dark brown. Imagine every 31:59 puff, every puff you take, those 32:02 particles that look pitch black on the 32:05 tissue. You spread it throughout the 32:10 office, throughout the house, at home, 32:13 it's exposed or inhaled by non-smokers 32:15 and enters their lungs because they 32:18 breathe. How can they not be affected 32:23 if they keep breathing? They are humans 32:26 who have to breathe. Now, if they 32:28 breathe in a room with a lot of 32:29 cigarette smoke, the cigarette smoke 32:31 will automatically be inhaled into 32:33 their lungs. Automatically, because the 32:35 smoke is on their lungs, the particles 32:37 that stick to the tissue will be bound 32:39 and inhaled into their lungs too. Then, 32:43 in the office, let's, what do we call 32:45 it? Let's build a collective awareness 32:49 so that we can love our colleagues who 32:51 don't smoke. Well, if you don't have a 32:55 place to smoke, then you have to go 32:56 down. If you have to go down from the 32:59 16th floor, then you have to go down. 33:02 If you're still smoking there, that 33:04 means you're irresponsible. You have no 33:07 responsibility. This means that if 33:11 another employee who doesn't smoke gets 33:13 a cigarette-related illness, you're 33:15 responsible. So, once again, let's 33:18 raise awareness so that non-smokers 33:20 don't have to complain like this. 33:24 There's no need to say I'm the only 33:26 non-smoker in the house. Just imagine 33:28 if there were four people smoking in 33:29 the house, and he was the only one in 33:30 the house who didn't smoke. How hard 33:33 would his life be to endure the 33:35 cigarette smoke from four people? 33:38 Especially if there were more than 10 33:40 people in the office. Oh my. Yes, let's 33:42 raise awareness. We love our 33:44 non-smoking friends. We respect their 33:47 rights. Yes, if you feel that smoking 33:50 is a right, yes. If you feel that 33:52 smoking is a right, that right is 33:54 limited by the rights of others. Make 33:56 no mistake, this is a different human 33:58 right. If you feel that you have the 34:00 right to smoke, while your children are 34:02 around, you still feel that you have 34:04 the right to smoke among your children. 34:07 You're stuffing cigarette smoke into 34:09 their lungs. This isn't a right, is it? 34:13 This is lust, an uncontrollable lust 34:14 just because you want a cigarette, but 34:16 you're exposing your wife and children 34:18 to cigarette smoke and becoming passive 34:20 smokers. Yes, please, Miss. 34:23 Wow, many people here are giving thumbs 34:25 up saying," Wow, no one's listening, it 34:27 must be our event. "Oh, that's exactly 34:29 it. Maybe it was because he got slapped 34:32 . Okay. Hey, I once saw a little kid 34:35 really bravely handing a plastic bag to 34:38 the men smoking next to him and saying, 34:41 " Sir, don't let the cigarette smoke 34:44 out into the air, put it in this bag. 34:47 Then you'll throw it away. "Oh my, 34:50 that's so cool. Who taught him that? 34:53 It's a shame I didn't mention his name. 34:55 But maybe it's worth emulating. Bring a 34:58 plastic bag when someone is smoking in 35:00 public transportation. Sorry, Sir. Just 35:02 throw the smoke here so we don't inhale 35:05 it. He'll probably frown, but he'll 35:06 just throw the cigarette away. 35:08 Okay, Mr. Fuad. This is a question from 35:10 Mr. Budi or Mas Budi. I really want to 35:14 do what you said to quit smoking. I've 35:20 tried, but when I'm with other people, 35:23 I start smoking again. Then I really 35:28 managed to quit when I was out and 35:31 about. I saw a father who refused his 35:34 son's request to buy him a drink, but 35:37 he bought a cigarette himself. His 35:40 excuse was," I don't have any money. " 35:43 Oh my. 35:43 Oh my. Mr. Fuad, can you repeat the 35:47 broadcast over and over again? Oh, 35:49 that's fine. Rasil will repeat it later 35:51 . 35:51 Please just look it up on YouTube, okay 35:53 ? 35:53 Oh, yes. Heeh. There's a YouTube 35:55 channel called Rasil TV. 35:57 Ah, that's it. Then you just have to 36:00 choose which material to watch. Rasil 36:02 TV has all the 36:03 previous broadcasts there too. 36:05 Yes. So everything on Rasil TV, you 36:07 just have to take the title. Okay, the 36:11 next question is from a mother, it 36:13 seems like I can force my little one 36:16 not to buy cigarettes for his father. 36:20 But when I force his father not to stop 36:23 smoking, he frowns and even glares. 36:26 What should I do, Mr. Fuad? Yes. 36:28 Okay. 36:29 This is indeed the question I encounter 36:31 most often. 36:32 So, how is it? This is indeed a matter 36:35 of attitude. Meaning, how can a man who 36:39 claims to be responsible for his family 36:41 , has responsibilities to his family, 36:44 yet he plunges his wife and children 36:46 into the abyss of this cigarette smoke? 36:50 Yes, because maybe he feels that 36:53 smoking is delicious. Maybe because 36:55 smoking is delicious, he feels as if 36:57 other people are also enjoying it. Like 36:59 someone eating durian as if others are 37:00 also enjoying it. 37:01 This is different, yes, this cigarette 37:03 is different, yes. Because your 37:05 cigarette smoke is like, yes, it should 37:08 be kept away from people like you. If 37:11 you see a factory, there are what are 37:13 they called, uh, those high ones, sir. 37:16 Chimneys, yes. High chimneys. Why are 37:19 the chimneys made high? Because so that 37:22 it doesn't affect the people below, yes 37:25 . Well, now cigarettes are so that 37:28 smoking doesn't affect our wives and 37:30 children. We shouldn't smoke inside the 37:33 house. Keep our children away, keep our 37:36 wives away so that they are not only 37:38 not exposed to cigarette smoke but also 37:40 not exposed to it. Don't let that 37:42 happen. Okay, let me slip in another 37:44 sad story. A very sad story. When I 37:48 asked, there are teenagers who are 37:50 already smoking, uh, why are you 37:51 smoking? I asked," At your age, you're 37:55 already smoking. "It's delicious, sir, 37:57 they said. Uh, what's delicious? I want 38:00 to ask this, I've always been curious 38:02 about what's delicious, right? What is 38:03 it that you say is delicious? Uh, sir, 38:06 sweet, sir. Oh my. Here's the thing, 38:10 ladies and gentlemen. You should know 38:12 that cigarettes are very unpleasant. 38:15 Bitter, nauseating, vomiting. Yes, 38:18 especially because of cigarettes. The 38:20 thing is, cigarettes are wrapped in 38:22 paper, the tobacco wrapped in paper 38:24 makes everything bitter, unpleasant. To 38:28 make it taste good, uh, they put sugar 38:34 at the tip rather than the base, the 38:37 base of the cigarette. There is sugar 38:40 there. Almost all cigarettes are given 38:43 sugar for what? People who smoke find 38:45 it delicious, not that the cigarette 38:47 tastes good. No. If you're a first-time 38:51 smoker, you'll find it bitter, nauseous 38:54 , irritating, and so on—that's the 38:57 true taste of cigarettes. But when 39:00 people find cigarettes delicious, 39:01 comfortable, it's not because the 39:02 cigarettes are delicious, not because 39:04 the substance in the cigarette is 39:05 delicious, but because of the addiction 39:06 . So, the taste of cigarettes isn't 39:10 actually delicious. It's different from 39:12 eating steamed brownies, for example. 39:14 You eat steamed brownies, other people 39:16 eat them, the maid eats them, the 39:18 driver eats them, they'll definitely 39:20 find it delicious. But if you find 39:22 cigarettes delicious, your wife smokes 39:24 them, she'll feel nauseous, vomit, and 39:25 cough at the very least. So, cigarettes 39:28 aren't actually delicious. What makes 39:31 cigarettes delicious is the addiction. 39:33 When people are addicted, they feel 39:35 good. It's not the substance itself. 39:37 Again, it's not like eating durian or 39:39 jackfruit, no. But what's delicious is 39:41 the addiction. When you smoke, your 39:45 body's need for nicotine is met through 39:47 your brain. This is what makes 39:50 cigarettes taste good. But it's not 39:51 delicious. Cigarettes are actually 39:53 bitter, unpleasant. Yes, once again, 39:56 don't feel that this is me, I am very 39:59 sad when there are small children who 40:02 smoke. I asked," Why do you smoke? "" 40:03 Yes, it's delicious, sir. "" What's 40:05 wrong? "" It's sweet, sir. "This is in 40:07 this story, there are many in my books, 40:09 yes. They say that cigarettes are sweet 40:11 because they are given sugar. All the 40:13 factories give sugar so that they feel 40:16 comfortable when smoking. Yes, please. 40:19 Okay. The next one is from Ibu Tini. 40:23 Assalamualaikum, Mr. Ustaz. Mr. Fuad 40:27 Baraja, and ee friends here. I 40:30 personally find it difficult to give 40:32 advice or input to families to stop 40:34 smoking. Even though they are over 60 40:38 years old. We women do not allow the 40:42 men to smoke in the house. So when we 40:46 want to have a family gathering, the 40:48 men gather in the yard or on the porch 40:51 to smoke. Mr. Fuat, what should I do 40:54 when dealing with brothers like this? 40:57 Thank you. Yes, 40:59 ma'am. You have to understand, ma'am. 41:02 For example, if someone with diabetes 41:06 is presented with a food that's not 41:10 good for them, they'll easily avoid it. 41:16 If they know the food will raise their 41:19 blood sugar quickly and lead to high 41:21 blood sugar levels, they'll easily 41:24 avoid it. Because they don't want their 41:28 diabetes to have a bad effect on them, 41:30 or what do they call it? Diabetes will 41:32 have a far-reaching effect because they 41:35 eat random things or foods that raise 41:37 their blood sugar levels. But 41:40 cigarettes are different, ma'am. Never 41:42 mind, sorry, cigarettes are addictive. 41:45 Once again, I say, people get in and 41:47 can't get out. That's why today I made 41:50 a special theme: saving our children. 41:52 Because if our children get in there, 41:53 they can't get out, ma'am. It's very 41:55 difficult to get out of the trap of 41:57 cigarettes, it's very difficult. Even 42:00 out of my 19 patients, sorry, there are 42:03 19 of my patients. I counted them one 42:07 by one. 19 of them said," I used to be 42:11 a drug addict, sir. "They said drug 42:14 addicts. They considered drugs to be 42:16 something other than cigarettes. Yes, 42:17 even though cigarettes themselves are 42:19 drugs. Cigarettes are drugs. Nar, 42:24 narcotics, psychotropic drugs, bya, are 42:27 other addictive substances. Cigarettes 42:31 are included there along with alcohol. 42:34 So what is included are other 42:36 substances, cigarettes and nicotine, 42:38 and sorry, cigarettes and alcohol. 42:39 Nicotine and alcohol. So what this 42:42 person means is maybe considering other 42:44 drugs, for example, crystal 42:45 methamphetamine. Well, this person said 42:48 ," I used to be a drug user, sir. But I 42:51 was able to quit all of them without 42:53 therapy or anything, but I couldn't 42:55 quit smoking. That's why I came here, I 42:58 asked for help to quit smoking. "Now, 43:01 you have to realize this, okay? People 43:05 can quit all drugs but not cigarettes. 43:08 There are clearly 19 people. I counted 43:10 plus one, I said plus one. So now 19 43:13 people have said to me," I've quit all 43:16 drugs but I can't quit smoking, sir. "J 43:19 once again, ladies and gentlemen who 43:21 said it's difficult to tell people, 43:23 ma'am, I say, don't think of quitting 43:25 smoking as quitting anything else. It's 43:28 difficult, ma'am. So, for us, the easy 43:31 thing is not to start smoking. That's 43:34 all for now. The easiest way not to 43:36 smoke is not to start. The easiest way 43:42 not to smoke is not to start. Because 43:44 if you start, you can't stop. So, if 43:47 you're already a smoker, like I 43:49 mentioned earlier, in your 60s but 43:51 still smoking and I say no smoking in 43:53 the house, that's right, that's good, 43:55 that's right. But don't expect that 43:58 person to quit smoking easily. Yes, 44:00 it's not easy to quit smoking. That's 44:03 why those who own the cigarette 44:05 industry are the richest people in the 44:07 world. Yes, because their products 44:09 continue to flow money into their 44:11 pockets. Meanwhile, other people 44:14 continue to spend money at the risk of 44:15 disease. Well, what I mean is this, 44:18 Ma'am, maybe you can instill it little 44:21 by little. Maybe not directly lecture 44:24 them, but if there's any information 44:26 you find interesting about the problem 44:28 of smoking, you can share it with them. 44:32 Especially those who are closest, eh, 44:34 let's say their emotional bond with you 44:37 , like your husband or uncle or father. 44:40 Tell them that cigarettes are like this 44:42 , there are so many. Oh, Ma'am. If you 44:45 read my books, they're filled with 44:48 stories of real victims of smoking who 44:51 actually told me that. Okay. So, the 44:55 point is, don't think quitting smoking 44:56 is easy. Quitting smoking is difficult, 44:59 but you can quit if you have the 45:01 intention and motivation. Quitting 45:03 smoking requires two things: intention 45:05 or desire, and motivation, which is the 45:08 drive. Let me give you an example of 45:09 this motivation. This is the motivation 45:13 I share most often. You've probably 45:15 heard it before. I had a patient from 45:18 Cirebon. I remember his name very well, 45:20 Mr. Malik. He came from Cirebon. I 45:23 drove by myself and stopped in front of 45:25 my house. I said," Mr. Malik, what 45:30 makes you want to quit smoking? "I mean 45:33 , what's your motivation for wanting to 45:35 quit smoking? He said," Sir, I have a 4 45:38 -year-old son who's already smoking, 45:40 sir. "Wow, I was a bit surprised too. 45:44 So, I was working in the office when 45:45 suddenly my son's kindergarten teacher 45:47 called me. So, my son is still in 45:49 kindergarten. Suddenly, his teacher 45:50 called," Sir, you have to come to 45:52 school right now. What's wrong, ma'am? 45:53 "Just come here and I'll tell you. Why? 45:57 When he arrived at school, his teacher 45:59 told him 45:59 that his son had been smoking every day 46:02 . He was shocked, right? 46:04 How could that be? Well, finally, this 46:07 son was reunited with his father. Asked 46:10 by his father, Paulos asked," Little 46:12 brother, you smoke, right? Yes, you 46:16 smoke every day. Yes. Where do you get 46:19 your cigarettes from? Any cigarettes. 46:21 That's what in quotation marks slapped 46:24 Mr. Malik. Finally, he realized that 46:27 his smoking behavior was imitated by 46:29 his son. Then he did feel that I had 46:32 lost my cigarettes, but I never felt 46:34 that my son kept them. Then he smoked 46:38 with me, with his son. Well, that's it. 46:40 So once again, let's thicken it for 46:43 those who already smoke, increase their 46:46 motivation, okay? There are still many 46:48 examples of motivation in my books, 46:49 there are hundreds. Please, if 46:52 necessary, you can buy the book and 46:54 read it. Then keep it away like I said 46:56 earlier, keep children away from 46:58 cigarettes. Keep them away from seeing 47:00 people smoking. Keep them away from you 47:02 telling them to buy cigarettes. Keep ee 47:04 , what people smoke in the house. No 47:07 one is allowed. No one is allowed. Any 47:10 guest, like the village head, the 47:11 neighborhood head, like Mr. who in your 47:13 house is not allowed to smoke. Yes, 47:15 because you don't smoke. You have the 47:17 power to say that. I don't no Allowing 47:19 anyone to smoke inside the house. I 47:22 want to smoke, please do so on the 47:24 terrace. The ashtray is 2 hectares big. 47:27 So once again, let's save our children. 47:31 Masyaallah. Okay. I'll continue this 47:35 from a servant of Allah. Try to urge 47:38 Muslim shops not to sell cigarettes. 47:42 They can sell liquor. So they can also 47:45 not sell cigarettes. 47:47 Muslim shops. Muslim 47:48 shops, I mean. 47:49 Oh, Muslim shops. Shops run by Muslims, 47:51 right? 47:52 Yes. Allowed, allowed, allowed. Yes, so 47:54 it's like this. If you sell, if you 47:57 know something is bad, you definitely 47:59 don't want to sell it. Yes, the proof 48:01 is that you can not sell whiskey, not 48:03 sell beer, not sell alcohol, right? 48:05 Well, cigarettes are also addictive. 48:07 Even more addictive than alcohol. Yes, 48:12 I said this, a doctor named Doctor 48:14 Hakim Sori Muda Pohan told me that the 48:17 lowest level of addiction is coffee. 48:22 What can coffee become? It can addict 48:24 people, right? Many people are addicted 48:26 to coffee, right? But that's the level. 48:28 The lowest. Above that is coffee, 48:31 marijuana. Above that is marijuana, 48:34 alcohol. Above that is heroin, above 48:37 that is heroin, morphine, and above 48:39 that is nicotine. You can imagine. 48:43 That's why I said earlier that many 48:45 people have said to me, "I can quit all 48:47 the drugs I used to use, but I can't 48:49 quit cigarettes." 48:51 This is proven by Dr. Hakim's statement 48:52 . So, once again, to those of you who 48:56 are still selling cigarettes, try to 48:58 look at your merchandise every day. 49:02 Every time you see it, say to yourself, 49:05 "This is haram.""Yes, if you still say 49:08 that cigarettes are makruh, it is 49:10 because there are kiai, ustaz who still 49:12 smoke. 49:14 Heeh. Heeh. 49:15 In Indonesia, I have the data, 83%of 49:18 ulama say that cigarettes are 49:19 absolutely haram. 17%say that it is 49:24 makruh. Yes. So once again, let's 49:29 imitate the ulama who do not smoke and 49:31 forbid cigarettes, rather than later we 49:33 will be accountable by Allah Subhanahu 49:35 wa taala and have no place, no time to 49:37 return to the world to improve our 49:39 deeds if cigarettes are haram. Because 49:42 cigarettes are indeed destructive, 49:44 cigarettes are dangerous. It is already 49:47 stated in the verse in the letter 49:48 Al-A'raf verse 157 that the Prophet 49:50 Muhammad is a prophet who invites them 49:52 to do good, forbids them from doing 49:54 evil. Wauhillu lahumut thyibat waurimu 49:58 alaihimul khabait. Yes, who makes 50:02 lawful for them all that is good and 50:05 forbids them all that is bad. Come on, 50:07 let's return to ourselves. Are 50:09 cigarettes good? Are cigarettes ee 50:12 fine-fine aja? Well, if you say 50:15 cigarettes are bad, it means cigarettes 50:17 are haram. Then Allah says in the 50:20 Qur'an that people things that are bad 50:24 or khabit plural khabait haram. 50:28 Wuhillahum thibat. Makes lawful for 50:30 them all that is good. Wauharimu 50:33 alaihimul khabaid. And forbids for them 50:36 all that is bad. So if cigarettes, you 50:38 think cigarettes are bad, haram. Don't 50:41 tung don't don't use ee what otherwise 50:43 yes don't use other opinions okay. 50:46 Because there are Ustaz 83%of our 50:48 scholars say cigarettes are absolutely 50:50 haram while 17%say makruh. Makruh 50:52 itself is something that is hated by 50:54 Allah. Continue. 50:56 Yes, from YouTube there are lots of 50:59 comments from Ms. Liza Emilia. 51:01 Alhamdulillah barakallah Mr. Fuad. 51:04 Thank God for always providing 51:06 enlightenment for smokers. Hopefully 51:08 they realize that smoking is very 51:10 detrimental. Then in Tangsel there are 51:14 those who are monitoring Mas Acit on ee 51:17 Dalminah 12 in Madiun, huh? But I'm 51:21 listening to it on YouTube. Wow. Then 51:24 there's a question from Mr. Rich. 51:27 What's the difference between cigarette 51:29 smoke and the smoke from embers when we 51:31 used to cook with firewood in the past? 51:34 Oh, good. Very good question. Okay, sir 51:37 . Who's the person who asked that? 51:38 Rich. 51:39 Okay, Mr. Rich, let me explain a little 51:43 . Smoke represents what comes out of 51:46 what's being burned. Yes, fire, of 51:49 course, if it's made from wood, the 51:52 substances in the wood when burned do 51:56 cause what you get? Getting smoke from 51:59 people burning wood is unpleasant, 52:01 uncomfortable. You should avoid it, 52:04 okay? It's bad anyway. But cigarette 52:08 smoke contains 3,000 types of chemicals 52:13 . And this isn't me saying this, sir. 52:17 It's as if I'm really tech-savvy. No, 52:20 no. Please read it. Even if you go to 52:24 the cigarette industry's website, yes, 52:25 the cigarette industry's website. It 52:28 says our cigarettes contain this, blah 52:31 blah blah blah blah blah blah. So much 52:34 is written there. Contains substances 52:36 There are so many chemicals. This means 52:39 that smoke containing chemicals or 52:42 objects containing chemicals, when 52:44 burned, will produce smoke containing 52:47 chemicals. This means that if you feel 52:51 comfortable with the smoke, there's 52:53 something wrong. Yes, but if you're 52:57 asking for the difference, yes, sir. 52:59 Because cigarettes contain so many 53:01 chemicals. You can see where the 53:04 websites of the large cigarette 53:06 industry will show you that our 53:12 products contain this and that 53:14 ingredient in the subheading, that's 53:16 the ingredient. When you go to the 53:20 website, there's an ingredient, click 53:22 on it, and it will show you the 53:23 ingredients, the contents of the 53:25 product will all be listed there, and 53:27 you can see for yourself. I've seen it 53:30 before, you can see it. Now, if you see 53:33 all kinds of things there, uh, what are 53:35 they called, dangerous things, of 53:37 course the smoke is also dangerous. 53:41 Okay. Cigarettes and alcoholic 53:44 beverages are not good for your health, 53:46 sir. Why do some doctors smoke and 53:49 drink alcohol? 53:50 Oh, I see. 53:51 Because as far as I know, cigarettes 53:53 and alcoholic beverages are good for 53:55 your health. For health. As long as we 53:58 can control it well. Don't overdo it. 54:01 It 54:01 doesn't mean it's edic. 54:04 Yes, it's very typical. I won't say I 54:07 won't ask the person who commented 54:09 whether they smoke or not. No need to. 54:12 Because you will feel this for yourself 54:15 . Everything created by God definitely 54:19 has benefits, right? But let's see if 54:22 the benefits outweigh the harm. Do the 54:25 harms outweigh the benefits? Yes, of 54:28 course, eh, if someone asks me, for 54:31 example," Sir, a famous cultural figure 54:34 said that everything created by God has 54:37 benefits. "" So, what was tobacco 54:41 created for by Allah? If not to make 54:44 cigarettes, yes. This is very, very, 54:48 very, yes. E because I also laugh at 54:51 reading this like this, yes. Ee Allah 54:54 does not create anything in vain. Ya 54:56 Rabbana ma khalaqta hadza batila 54:59 subhanaka fqinaabanar. So Allah does 55:02 not create anything in vain, including 55:04 tobacco leaves. But if you know what 55:06 can be made from tobacco leaves? They 55:09 can be made into organic pesticides 55:12 because they contain so many toxins. 55:15 They can be used for organic pesticides 55:17 . Even in some literature I read that 55:19 cigarettes can be processed into 55:24 aircraft fuel. Yes, this is indeed 55:28 being explored and it is possible that 55:31 it will be used as herbal or what is 55:34 called 55:34 biofuel, yes. Yes. So it means there 55:38 are many benefits, but not as 55:40 cigarettes because cigarettes are 55:43 dangerous and that cigarettes are 55:46 dangerous for health, this is not me 55:49 who said it is proven by 70,000 55:51 scientific literatures, read my lips. 7 55:55 70,000 scientific literatures prove 55:57 that cigarettes are dangerous for 55:59 health. If you don't believe me 70,000 56:02 scientific literature, who are you 56:04 going to believe? Yes, it's okay if you 56:08 might be tempted, maybe there are 56:11 people other than you, maybe people who 56:14 are distracted by this black campaign 56:17 from the cigarette industry, or people 56:20 who feel that smoking is limiting them. 56:27 Sometimes they get annoyed and make 56:30 excuses. Yes, smoking or not smoking 56:33 also causes death, and so on. I've 56:35 written a lot of it in my books. So 56:37 once again, alcohol, ee, it's clear 56:40 that if it weren't bad or had no danger 56:43 , it wouldn't be forbidden by Allah. 56:46 Yes, that means why is alcohol 56:48 forbidden? Because wauhuma akbaru min 56:53 naf'ihima, ee. The sin or danger is 56:57 greater than the benefit. Yes, 57:00 cigarettes are the same. Not only to 57:03 the person who smokes, but also to the 57:05 people around them, even greater. If 57:08 you drink alcohol, you'll die. But if 57:10 you smoke, you invite others to get 57:13 sick because of the cigarette smoke, so 57:15 you're a passive smoker. Please, sir. 57:19 Okay. This is from you in Bandung, eh, 57:23 Dr. Jatmiko. A very educational program 57:26 , Mr. Fuad. We are often confronted 57:29 with intelligent people, preachers, and 57:32 cultural figures who are smokers. They 57:35 are adept at providing justifications 57:37 for why God created tobacco. Could you 57:43 please respond, Mr. Fuad? Please read 57:45 the last sentence again. They 57:46 said perhaps the sentence is here. What 57:49 is the use of God creating tobacco? I 57:51 actually already discussed this earlier 57:53 , but I underlined it again. I know 57:54 which cultural figure it is. I know, 57:56 sir. But we don't need to mention it 57:58 here. It's true that God will not 58:00 create anything in vain. That's right. 58:03 Everything God creates has a benefit. 58:06 Yes. But if you ask about the benefits, 58:09 cigarettes have no benefit. Because 58:10 cigarettes didn't exist in the past. 58:12 They were created by humans from 58:14 tobacco leaves created by God. So 58:16 tobacco is God's creation. That's right 58:18 . What are the benefits? It can be used 58:20 to make organic pesticides, it can be 58:22 used to make fuel for motor vehicles, 58:24 and so on. Those possibilities are 58:26 currently being explored. But if you 58:28 are being used to make cigarettes, you 58:30 should know that almost all cigarette 58:32 factory owners don't smoke. 58:34 Heeh. 58:35 Come on. We have to use common sense. 58:39 Sometimes I do, sorry. Sometimes I get 58:41 carried away by my emotions. But it 58:42 turns out it's true, it's 58:44 for love, 58:45 for love of oneself. The important 58:48 thing is that people smoke, but I don't 58:49 smoke. There's a video circulating 58:51 everywhere. When asked by reporters, " 58:55 Hey, do you smoke? I don't smoke.""Oh, 58:58 that means you don't believe in your 58:59 own product.""Oh, that's not it. As an 59:01 adult, I choose not to smoke.""Wow, 59:04 that's fitting from the ambassador. 59:09 But being yourself is not an easy thing 59:11 , huh. Oh, I see. 59:12 Okay, this is a question from our 59:15 community, actually, Ikhwan Akhwat, a 59:18 community of Rasil listeners. Well, in 59:22 this WA group, many people are saying, 59:24 are there still people in this group 59:27 who smoke? Come on, listen to Mr. 59:29 Fuad's lectures more often. There are 59:31 still lots of answers. Please send them 59:35 . Maybe I'm not listening. Just open 59:38 Rasil's YouTube. Oh, but it seems like 59:41 my talk has to be postponed because I 59:42 have an incoming call. Assalamualaikum. 59:45 Waalaikumsalam. Yes, 59:48 Waalaikumsalam warahmatullahi 59:49 wabarakatuh. 59:50 Thank you. Who are you with? Where? 59:52 E from Kodai, Miss. 59:54 Kodai. Kodai. Kodai. 59:56 Kodai Kemayoran. Please. Please. 59:58 Yes. Ee assalamualaikum, Mr. Fuad. 1:00:00 Waalaikumsalam. 1:00:01 Yes, I am indeed an ex, I 1:00:04 used to be a heavy smoker, but now I 1:00:06 quit in 2012. 1:00:09 Well, my intention at that time was 1:00:11 intention and determination, I was 1:00:13 determined. Thank God, I've been able 1:00:16 to quit for over 10 years. It's a bit 1:00:18 difficult, sir, when we're dealing with 1:00:21 someone who has no intention of 1:00:22 quitting. Well, I've been dealing with 1:00:24 someone like that. I say," Okay, if you 1:00:26 want to smoke, keep going. "" It's just 1:00:28 that the smoke doesn't reach us. Well, 1:00:31 that's probably my limit. If we debate 1:00:34 it, it's useless, right, with their 1:00:36 arguments. Hopefully, if I may ask, 1:00:39 what was your biggest motivation at 1:00:41 that time? 1:00:42 Firstly, from this side, it was also 1:00:47 health. 1:00:47 Okay. Were you feeling sick at that 1:00:50 time? There was an unpleasant feeling 1:00:52 in your eyes. 1:00:55 Cigarette smoke, when it gets into your 1:00:57 eyes, it stings. 1:00:59 Heeh. And oh, this cigarette smoke is 1:01:00 not good. Then, when I looked in the 1:01:03 mirror, there were teeth, and my teeth 1:01:05 were starting to look like they were 1:01:06 going to decay, so I said, oh, coffee 1:01:08 and cigarettes, I think I should just 1:01:09 get the cigarettes done. Secondly, I 1:01:12 thought, oh yeah, in the afterlife, 1:01:14 we'll meet people we don't know. 1:01:16 They'll demand that you smoke 1:01:17 cigarettes, you know, you'll get hit 1:01:19 like you're slandering people. I was 1:01:20 afraid of that, right? That's why I 1:01:22 stopped. Oh. 1:01:24 So that's why if the one who is 1:01:25 suitable is stubborn, I say, well, if 1:01:27 you want to smoke, you can only smoke 1:01:29 if the smoke doesn't get to us people. 1:01:31 That's all, hopefully there is another 1:01:33 solution, Mr. Fuhat. Thank you. 1:01:34 Assalamualaikum. 1:01:35 Waalaikumsalam. 1:01:36 Waalaikumsalam warahmatullah. Yes, this 1:01:38 is one of the lucky people, given the 1:01:40 strength by Allah to be able to leave 1:01:43 what God 9 senentti. Yes. 1:01:48 Yes, I remember one incident that was 1:01:51 very sad too. So at that time I was at 1:01:54 the Islamic Book Fair at JHC, Miss. He 1:01:56 was at the Pro Media booth in front of 1:01:58 the publisher of my books. 1:02:05 There was a person 1:02:07 looking at my books, seeing my book 1:02:09 being held, reading it, 1:02:11 then putting it down and taking another 1:02:13 book. I was interested, I went forward, 1:02:15 I approached him, I approached him. I 1:02:17 asked, 1:02:18 please, sir, or maybe you smoke, want 1:02:21 to stop, God willing, I can help. I was 1:02:23 laughing, it seemed like a really 1:02:25 bitter laugh. I had quit smoking. I 1:02:29 quit smoking at a very high cost. He 1:02:32 said, "He 1:02:34 almost I quit smoking for 500 million 1:02:35 rupiah." He made me smile. It turned 1:02:39 out he had a very serious illness 1:02:42 that 1:02:42 cost him 500 million rupiah, which 1:02:45 ultimately enabled him to quit smoking. 1:02:49 So he told me, "I quit smoking at a 1:02:51 cost of almost 500 million rupiah."" 1:02:54 Yes, this is mostly because they 1:02:55 stopped smoking after getting sick. 1:02:57 Hopefully, we are not among those like 1:02:59 that. But thank God, we are still given 1:03:01 life so we can improve ourselves. We do 1:03:04 not put harmful things into our bodies. 1:03:08 This will be asked by Allah, including 1:03:10 what the money was used for? So the 1:03:12 money that will be accounted for later 1:03:14 is not only where you got it from, but 1:03:16 also what you got it for. That will 1:03:18 also be asked. Don't let us use it to 1:03:20 buy cigarettes, something that destroys 1:03:23 our health, the account will be 1:03:24 different later. Please. 1:03:26 Yes, we are at the end. Thank you for 1:03:29 the thumbs up, thank you for saying you 1:03:32 are listening and hopefully you can 1:03:34 also spread this good news. Eh, bad 1:03:37 news for those who smoke. What is clear 1:03:40 is that there is an extraordinary 1:03:42 article by Taufik Ismail. In health 1:03:45 centers everywhere, there are people 1:03:47 smoking in villages. In pharmacies, 1:03:49 there are queues for medicine, smoking. 1:03:51 In doctor's waiting rooms, patients 1:03:54 smoke. Indonesia is indeed 1:03:56 extraordinary. In chaotic courtrooms, 1:04:00 there are also many people who smoke. 1:04:04 Not even a few, people These are people 1:04:08 who usually enjoin good and forbid evil 1:04:12 but still smoke. Between their index 1:04:15 and middle fingers, they have small 1:04:17 idols tucked in. They are 9 centimeters 1:04:20 long, white, and they carry them 1:04:22 everywhere faithfully. Most hold their 1:04:25 cigarettes with their right hands. It's 1:04:28 rare for people to smoke with their 1:04:29 left hands. It 1:04:30 seems like the wrong way around. Hey, 1:04:32 try reading 1:04:33 why 1:04:34 most hold their cigarettes with their 1:04:36 left hands. 1:04:36 Oh, I see. Here in Taufik Ismail's 1:04:38 writing, most people hold their 1:04:40 cigarettes with their right hands, only 1:04:41 a few hold them with their left hands. 1:04:45 Is this a sign that the majority are 1:04:47 from the Ashabul Yamin group and the 1:04:48 few from the Asabusima group. Wow. 1:04:53 Before we end, Mr. Fuad's call was 1:04:55 noted earlier, if it's still not enough 1:04:58 , 0811. 866 411. Once again, 1:05:05 0811866411. Can I make a closing 1:05:10 statement? 1:05:10 Okay, how many minutes do you have, 1:05:12 Miss? Yes, 1:05:13 2 minutes. 1:05:14 Okay. So, ladies and gentlemen, I urge 1:05:17 you, yes. I urge you who still smoke. 1:05:21 Yes, smoke responsibly. 1:05:25 Wow. Yes, this responsible smoking has 1:05:29 a very deep meaning. Yes, if you know 1:05:32 smoking is bad, don't let your children 1:05:35 smoke. Don't let them become passive 1:05:39 smokers. Don't make them suffer from 1:05:42 the cigarette smoke you exhale. If you 1:05:46 don't, if you love yourself, swallow 1:05:48 the cigarette smoke. Don't exhale in 1:05:51 front of them. This means you shouldn't 1:05:53 smoke inside the house. Please smoke 1:05:55 outside. If you can't quit smoking, 1:05:58 don't smoke inside the house. Don't put 1:06:01 ashtrays inside the house. Because if 1:06:03 you put ashtrays inside the house, 1:06:05 guests will feel like they can smoke 1:06:07 because there's an ashtray there. So 1:06:08 never put ashtrays inside the house. 1:06:11 Especially for people whose homes don't 1:06:13 have smokers, there's always an ashtray 1:06:15 . I was once in an area in Sumatra, I 1:06:19 saw the deputy regent put an ashtray in 1:06:23 front of him. I asked," Sir, don't 1:06:27 smoke. Why is there an ashtray here? "" 1:06:28 "For my guests," he said. So, once 1:06:31 again, your guests must respect your 1:06:34 right to maintain a healthy life, okay? 1:06:38 Don't you respect guests who are 1:06:40 destroying your health. Yes, once again 1:06:44 , don't smoke in the house. If you 1:06:46 can't stop smoking, then don't put 1:06:48 ashtrays in the house. Don't let your 1:06:50 children buy cigarettes. Once again, 1:06:53 don't let your children buy cigarettes. 1:06:54 Because one day, when they try smoking 1:06:57 until they become addicted, they will 1:06:59 say, "My father told me to." Yes. Then, 1:07:04 let's save our children by continuously 1:07:06 providing information. Yes, Sis. Once 1:07:11 again, yes, Sir. This confession is 1:07:13 very important. I smoke because I'm 1:07:16 addicted. I don't want you to be 1:07:19 addicted. If you make friends with 1:07:21 friends, find friends who don't smoke. 1:07:24 Because friends who smoke will usually 1:07:26 want their friends to smoke too. So if 1:07:30 you meet a friend who doesn't smoke, he 1:07:31 offers a cigarette. He says, "If you 1:07:33 don't smoke, you'll look like a 1:07:34 transvestite. Then if you don't smoke 1:07:36 you're not a man and so on and so on 1:07:38 and so on." What will that ultimately 1:07:41 lead them to? Influenced and trying to 1:07:43 smoke. Once they try smoking, they will 1:07:46 become addicted. Once addicted, it is 1:07:48 almost impossible to stop. So once 1:07:51 again, don't think that quitting 1:07:53 smoking is easy. If you feel annoyed or 1:07:56 uncomfortable with the behavior of 1:07:59 people in your house who still can't 1:08:02 stop smoking, know that quitting 1:08:04 smoking is difficult. But you can 1:08:06 control it. That means don't smoke in 1:08:08 the house so you don't experience the 1:08:10 bad effects of cigarettes. Let them 1:08:13 smoke outside, smoke inside, wherever. 1:08:15 The main thing is don't let your 1:08:17 children see you poisoned with 1:08:18 cigarette smoke. Once again, let's not 1:08:22 think that our government will save 1:08:24 your children now. Right now, because I 1:08:28 have been active in the problem of 1:08:30 smoking for 24 years now. There hasn't 1:08:34 been a single movement from the 1:08:36 government to save our children that is 1:08:39 truly in real terms. Cigarette 1:08:43 advertisements that have been avoided 1:08:44 by the entire world's population are 1:08:46 still rotten here, there are still many 1:08:47 cigarette advertisements only here, 1:08:49 only in Indonesia. Then the price of 1:08:50 cigarettes everywhere is expensive, 1:08:52 only in ours is still the cheapest. 1:08:54 Then the places where smoking...What is 1:08:56 no longer allowed everywhere, here is 1:08:57 still allowed everywhere. So once again 1:09:00 , let's save our children and our 1:09:03 families so that later, because when 1:09:06 our children become smokers, and 1:09:08 hopefully not, our children get 1:09:10 diseases caused by smoking, we can't 1:09:13 blame the government. Don't look hard 1:09:17 for the government to take 1:09:18 responsibility when our children are 1:09:20 already smoking. Yes, once again, let's 1:09:22 save our children from the clutches of 1:09:24 the cigarette industry. Because the 1:09:27 cigarette industry is a weasel in 1:09:28 sheep's clothing. Why do I say that? 1:09:32 The cigarette industry is always good. 1:09:34 Giving donations, giving sponsorships, 1:09:38 right? Are there schools that have bad 1:09:42 basketball courts that are improved, 1:09:44 built good basketball courts. All of 1:09:47 that shows as if they are good, right? 1:09:51 In fact, they threaten our children to 1:09:53 become smokers in the future. Hopefully 1:09:57 , our children are safe from being 1:09:58 recorded by cigarettes. Assalamualaikum 1:10:00 . Please. 1:10:01 Waalaikumsalam warahmatullahi 1:10:03 wabarakatuh. Weasel in sheep's clothing 1:10:05 . Ooh. So let's unite because if we 1:10:09 unite, we can definitely save Our 1:10:11 children are safe from the clutches of 1:10:14 the tobacco industry. Thank you to Mr. 1:10:18 Fuad Baraja, an anti-smoking therapist 1:10:21 and tobacco control activist who is 1:10:24 with us today. So, mothers, please stop 1:10:29 kissing babies. Okay, may Allah grant 1:10:33 us guidance. Peace be upon 1:10:35 you. 
